#Civil Cases

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The chief justice of the state Supreme Court will decide if seven civil lawsuits filed against former Kanawha County special education teacher Nancy Boggs will be combined and sent to the state’s Mass Litigation panel. Plaintiffs attorneys have asked for that designation for the cases.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The chief justice of the state Supreme Court will decide if seven civil lawsuits filed against former Kanawha County special education teacher Nancy Boggs will be combined and sent to the state’s Mass Litigation panel. Plaintiffs attorneys have asked for that designation for the cases.

During the pandemic, civil jury trials came to a stop.

The COVID-19 pandemic spurred the adoption of remote conferencing, and whether you appreciate working in sweatpants and slippers, or the thought of back-to-back Zoom meetings makes you break out in a cold sweat, those technologies aren’t soon going away. Still, state lawmakers want to draw some bright lines around when video conferencing is and isn’t appropriate.

HOUSTON — All civil lawsuit trial proceedings between 22 women and Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson are expected to be pushed to 2023, two sources familiar with communications between attorneys handling the litigation told Yahoo Sports. Tony Buzbee, the attorney representing 22 women suing Watson for alleged sexual misconduct...

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – For the first time in 151 years court is back in session at the historic Whaley House. This court session will recognize the pioneers and judges of Old Town who sat during that period when California was a new state and San Diego was still developing.

Matt O’Donnell, the now-suspended tax appeal lawyer who has pled guilty to making illegal campaign contributions in exchange for public contracts, does not appear to be cooperating in any other investigations beyond those were announced in December 2019, court documents show. More than a year ago, Superior Court Judge...

The choice for El Paso County Court at Law No. 3 comes down to attorneys Melissa Baeza, 38, and Monica “Lupita” Perez, 33 — both moms and native El Pasoans who will become among the youngest judges in the state for a county court at law, where the average age is 57.